Colorado Deck Master

Spring is here and the weather is beautiful, it's time to start thinking about refinishing decks before the summer rush! We have been deemed essential and we are still working until all of this passes. All employees are washing their hands in between every task, practicing social distancing with customers, and social distancing away from work. All of our work is outside so we don't need to go in customers' houses and we don't need to interact face to face. Stay safe, and let us know if you need help with your deck, siding, or fence.

Hardwood decks always turn out pretty. We sanded and cleaned the old sealer off of Eric's deck and applied our Boodge deck stain formulated for hardwoods.

It's not easy work, and not every company will do it, but we CAN. We successfully refinished another poor deck that used Home Depot's nasty Deck Over stain. Not only did we remove the ever-failing stain, we completely sanded the entire deck, and re-stained with our local Boodge deck stains. The difference is stunning.

We are super excited to be corporate sponsors of the Colorado Mountain Bike Association in their efforts to build the Floyd Hill downhill trail. If you're interested please check out https://www.coloradogives.org/FloydHillTrails and send them a donation.

Big thanks to a new COMBA partner for giving our Floyd Hill Trails campaign a huge boost this week - Colorado Deck Master wants to see the downhill trail get built ASAP! Check these guys out for the best in deck care!! We're still pushing for the rest of the funding for the Front Range's first purpose-built downhill bike-only trail on public lands: https://www.coloradogives.org/FloydHillTrails

Lindsey's house in North Boulder got a nice makeover with refinished decks in our famous two-tone look, refinished play set, and a new fence section! Learn more about the two-tone look here http://coloradodeckmaster.com/famous-two-tone-look/

Sometimes dying decks can have a second chance at life. Andrew's deck in Denver was rotting apart, and looking like it needed to be replaced. On the contrary! We swooped in, removed the floor, replaced rotted joists and put everything back together AND saved him $15,000. It's good as new!